Pads to reduce vibration

[ZolaIII]

@NTK propagation points don't change, second pic is wide thick Sorbothane deliberately chosen to show load dependance but no load one corresponds to firs pic of Silicone and rubber, third pic is impulse resonance response. You need to sit and think about it, physics are physics. Have a nice time.

 

[DVDdoug]

Depending on the problem you're trying to solve... Bass "vibration" in floors, ceilings, and walls, is often the result of soundwaves, not mechanical vibration/conduction.

 

[Timcognito]

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McMaster-Carr is the complete source for your plant with over 595,000 products. 98% of products ordered ship from stock and deliver same or next day.

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McMaster-Carr

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[Thomas_A]

Hi folks,
I’m looking to reduce speakers (stand floor) vibration. i currently use the original spikes. ive seen there are special pads with absortion capabilities. Any recommendations within 50€ price range / set?

thank you

Sylomer pads tested here (Sonic Design):

Speaker enclosure vibrations - a few measurements with accelerometer

There are been quite a number of threads dealing with vibrations in speaker cabinets, both in relation to "speaker feet" and vibrations in enclosures themselves. I recently took out my ACH01 accelerometer to do some measurements, both speaker feet and enclosures. There was some initial...

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